According to the Text, Among Other Things, "Equality of Condition

question 8

Multiple Choice

According to the text, among other things, "equality of condition" refers to:

• A) the idea that all of a sport's participants have access to facilities, coaches, and programming that is similar in quality
• B) the idea that all sport participants are in similar physical condition as young children
• C) equality of opportunity in general
• D) equality of access to and control over valued sport resources

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